Sanitation workers appointed as BLOs for pre-SIR exercise in Hyderabad
Hyderabad’s old city residents seeking voter list assistance encountered sanitation workers instead of trained officials. These workers, appointed due to staff shortages, lacked
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No Muslim name finds place in BJP’s Bengal list
The BJP has not nominated any Muslim candidates in the Bengal elections, a departure from previous polls despite a significant Muslim membership. Party
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Briefs: Apni Party chief asks PM Modi to fulfil promises made to J&K people – Tribune India
Briefs: Apni Party chief asks PM Modi to fulfil promises made to J&K people Tribune India
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Tamil Nadu chief secretary, DGP shifted; Stalin cries foul
The Election Commission replaced Tamil Nadu’s Chief Secretary and DGP ahead of polls, citing complaints of administrative bias towards the ruling DMK. Chief
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Bengal assembly elections: After SIR, number of voters in Mamata Banerjee’s seat down 25%
Bhowanipore constituency, the high-profile seat of Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, has seen its electorate shrink by nearly 25% after electoral roll revisions. Over
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Pawan Khera seeks bail from Telangana high court in Himanta Sarma case
Congress leader Pawan Khera has sought anticipatory bail from the Telangana High Court. This follows a case filed by Guwahati police concerning his
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Taylor Swift’s wedding plans take hit as she faces a major setback while Travis Kelce remains distant
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are just days away from tying the knot after being together for over two years as they flaunt
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Government clears bills to amend quota law for women
The government has approved draft bills to amend the women’s reservation law, aiming for 33% reservation in Lok Sabha and state assemblies from
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Cut airport fees for domestic flights by 25% for 3 months: Government
Aviation ministry is providing relief to airlines. Major airports will cut landing and parking charges for domestic flights by 25 percent. This reduction
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Sabarimala PIL was entertained in 2006, but would have been dismissed now: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court expressed concern over the misuse of Public Interest Litigation for personal agendas, suggesting it would have dismissed a PIL challenging